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Sam Rapoport (talk | contribs) (Mary Mouat and I have reviewed the chapter, with the exception of Alienation and Changing Agreements/Orders. I have integrated our changes up to "Reports and Assessment". I hope to finish integrating the changes we have so far this week.) |
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It is also very important to understand that a guardian's parenting time with a child is entirely separate from his or her obligation to pay child support. Child support is not a fee paid or charged to see a child. It is never appropriate to withhold parenting time because a guardian missed a child support payment, nor is it ever appropriate to stop paying child support because parenting time has been withheld. The courts do not look kindly on guardians who have engaged in this sort of conduct. | It is also very important to understand that a guardian's parenting time with a child is entirely separate from his or her obligation to pay child support. Child support is not a fee paid or charged to see a child. It is never appropriate to withhold parenting time because a guardian missed a child support payment, nor is it ever appropriate to stop paying child support because parenting time has been withheld. The courts do not look kindly on guardians who have engaged in this sort of conduct. | ||
=== | === Examples of Parenting Arrangements === | ||
====Parallel parenting or silo parenting==== | ====Parallel parenting or silo parenting==== | ||
